Encrypted File Transfer via Sockets in Python

awesome!!!!

"pip install pycrypto" failed
"pip install pycryptodome " worked perfectly

close the file after reading it to prevent encoding and decoding errors

with open('"file", "rb") as f:

data = f.read()

f.close()
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Thanks for the content bruv

It only works on txt file not on docx files

btw mkv is total shit i always stick with mp4, least then it plays on the player side!

wheres the link to the code whats the point in having github if your not going to make a repo for every project on yt makes no fkin sense!

It will be best of both world if a Flet app is made ,which provides this feature !

Love the video, I'd love to see this with an encryption implementation similar to SSL!

very nice @NeuralNine Thank you

Great tutorial - really enjoying your sessions. Thanks :)

I like your channel, don't get me wrong. But there's a couple of issues here. An AES key is not something you should think of yourself. Take a strong key derivation function and a random salt. Then use a strong password to derive the AES key. I understand that this makes things more complicated, especially in the context of a tutorial. But implying that it's the user's job to think of an AES key with exactly 16 bytes is misleading (btw, 24 and 32 byte keys should work, too). Same with the nonce. The nonce has to be generated randomly and must never be reused, especially not in combination with the same key. Also, EAX mode is authenticated encryption. Its purpose is to authenticate the message and to guarantee that it was not messed with. If you're not providing an authentication tag in order to check the authenticity of the message, non-authenticated modes like CTR seem to be a better choice than EAX.

More Encrypted like content, its very cool.

Neat

Your content is always good